Happy Black Friday! Hope you all had a wonderful Thanksgiving. We spent the day with my brother’s in-laws, his wife and kids, her brother and his family and lots of dogs. The food was plentiful and it was a very relaxing day, despite the cold and rain. Today it’s off to brave the crowd at my Sam’s Club before heading back to Pizza Hut tomorrow for the annual day of bedlam, when OK faces OK State. In the meantime, here are Ten Great Singles that were released in November, on top of the previously shared 20 singles from our Monday Mashup. We hope you enjoy them.
We kick things off with Mrs. Henry, a classic rock band from San Diego, which will release its latest effort, a live album, on January 20. Here is “All I Can Do (live).” We love their retro sound and hope it kicks off your day perfectly.
Next up is the latest from Canadian singer-songwriter Andria Piperni, a neo-soul tune tinged with R&B and jazz called “Yours.” We are proud to share this instant classic tune and encourage all “hopeless romantics” to check her out.
Single number three comes from the smooth sound of C. SHIROCK, who is “Lost to the Night.” We think he could easily become one of our favorite voices. This one is powerful, and we think perfect for this time of the year. It tells the story of his producer’s brother and their heartfelt reconciliation. Share this one with everyone.
Next up is an electronic duo that formed their band while on a flight to Europe. The sound is pure 90s and full of what made electronica so popular. Check out Divine Astronaut and their debut single, “Undone.”
We round out our first five with the return of Sonja Midtune, who we have previously featured back in February. This one is absolutely stunning, encouraging and powerful. Check out “Talk to Me.”
We interrupt our Ten Great Singles article to present the latest from multi-platinum selling artist Anna Nalick (“Breathe (2 a.m.)”), who has recently signed with Chesky Records. She brings her unmistakable style to a cover of the classic song, “As Time Goes By.” We are happy to hear a totally different sound from her, and think you’ll love her version of this standard.
Our second five starts with the dynamic sister duo The Parkers. Here is their latest, “AI Mind,” and we think it deserves serious airplay on the radio. Let us know what you think.
Next up is a single released today from Vicky Sometani that is upbeat, fun and truly worthy of its title, “Breeze.” Put this one on repeat and chill.
Single number eight is an R&B/soul smooth jam called “Fourth of July” from the stunning LA artist, Jane Q Public.
https://soundcloud.com/jane-fishman/fourth-of-july-3
Our ninth single reminds us of early Colbie Cailat, and we are head over heels for Caley Rose. We think her new single is definitely “Worth the Trip.” With a debut this strong, we think she can definitely go anywhere, and we’ll follow.
We close out this edition of Ten Great Singles with the latest silky and jazzy smooth jam from Kylie Odetta. This one sums up what most of us are feeling this time of year, “Too Broke Too Busy.” Enjoy your Black Friday and we’ll be back soon with our Ten Amazing Videos set.